Signs - Sweets For My Sweet

My NEW YEAR'S resolution is to eat more fudge in 2015. I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.

Spring Like Weather In December

The swimming season is over but the life saving equipment remains.
Apparently there is no closed season on doing foolish things around water.

Graffiti

I call it vandalism.

Rusty

Located on the proposed airport land. The house has been demolished and this is the only building left standing on the property..

Into The Night

I have a sudden interest in night photography.

Stuffie

Take your pick.

Merry Christmas!

Just a small glimpse of my Christmas tree.❅☃❅☆❅Enjoy your day!

Christmas Shopping #2

Last day for Christmas shopping. Santa comes tonight.

Christmas Shopping #1

Shopping at the mall.

Sharpen Up

Canada has tough gun laws... but not so tough on blades.

Winter Solstice

Today has has the least number of daylight hours and the most hours of darkness.

Tonsorium

Hair cutting at the flea market.

Subway

This photo proves that two out of seven subway passengers are male.

MoonLight

In my backyard on a moonlit night.

Signs - Grounded

Since the 1970's this land has been slated for another airport in the Greater Toronto Area. I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.

Photo Project - Sky & Water #5

These wacky ducks, geese and swans have lost their knowledge of flying further south for the winter. Some will survive and some will not.

Photo Project - Sky & Water #4

The floating dock in front of these boats is a good sign that they are moored here for the winter.

Photo Project - Sky & Water #3

Lonesome bench.

Photo Project - Sky & Water #2

The tree is hibernating but the sky is alive!

Photo Project - Sky & Water #1

Sittin' on the dock of the bay.

Please Prove You're Not A Robot

Goggle is making me feel like Patrick McGoohan (Number Six) on the TV show The Prisoner. You may have noticed when leaving a comment on a Goggle Blogger web page you are asked "Please prove you're not a robot". (Word Verification) This is to let Goggle know that I AM NOT A ROBOT! I am alive and breathing! TexWisGirl has a solution for you here. You can find a fix here.

Signs - Summer Memories

Smirnoff coolers. I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.

Historic Mural

Artist Megan Nowick: Located on south wall of T-Zone Health at 12 Silver St., Bowmanville, Ontario.

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The mural depicts Frank Cryderman at the hearth. In 1930 Frank moved to Bowmanville to take over the Blacksmith Shop for the retiring John Percy. Mr. Cryderman worked as a blacksmith for 58 years retiring at the young age of 86.

Christmas Decorating

Installing Christmas lights in the park.

Heaven & Earth

I couldn't get any closer or the geese would have taken flight.

Sitting High

I think every father as done this with their kids.

Lost And Found

As a courtesy, the finder will place it in a easy to see spot, so that if the owner passes by he will be able to see it and make a recovery.

Into The Sun

Bright sun and reflection.

Signs - Left Right

At 7 A.M. go left. ;) At 9 P.M. go right. :) I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.

Man On The Street

This gent was well aware of his surroundings. He was looking everywhere.

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I am not sure if he found what he was looking for but he did find me.

Horse Farm

These guys were the only farm animals I saw on this cold windy day.

Do You Get My Drift

It was a bright sunny day with a strong easterly wind causing snow to drift over the road.
If you look very carefully you can see a skein of geese flying with the wind.

Get Moody

Under exposing.

I Saw The Light

It was the light and shadows on the church that caught my eye.

Abandoned

The government has planned a road realignment for this area.

Signs - No, No, No, & No

There are a lot of NOS in this scene and they all apply to senior citizens. ;) The teenagers are even worse. :)
I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.

Historic Building

Built in 1930 the Dominion Bank is located on the southwest corner of Yonge and Gerrard Streets in The City Of Toronto. It has been designated heritage site by the Toronto Historical Board.

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No longer a bank it is now the Elephant and Castle Pub. Designed in 1930 by John M. Lyle, with carvings that represent Canadian agriculture and industry.

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Another one on the outside of the building is a large medallion that pays tribute to Queen Victoria. .

You Have Mail

Since its opening in 1914 Port Perry’s Post Office has stood as a landmark for 100 years. The turret clock was ordered from J. Smith and Sons of the Midland Clock Works in Derby, England, and an 800-pound iron bell from John Taylor Bellfounders in Loughborough, England. The clock, which is known to be temperamental at best, requires weekly tuning and upkeep. Due to the cost of the maintenance, the cast iron bell no longer tolls from its perch 50 feet over downtown Port Perry, though the mechanism still ticks away as it has for over 100 years.

Vagabond

Photographed in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick on August 28. This dog reminds me of Tramp, from the movie "Lady And the Tramp". He was a wanderer going where ever he wanted... exploring every nook and cranny. He was in complete control and seemed know what he was doing.

Chain Of Fools

Every chain, has got a weak link
I might be weak yeah
But I'll give you strength

Photo Project Work Day #4

Last working day of the week. Relaxing with a train ride to work.

Photo Project Work Day #3

Finally, on the road, driving to work.

Signs - Flu Shot

It's that time of year again and it's all paid for under the health care system. I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.

Photo Project Work Day #2

Need to gas up before driving to work.

Photo Project Work Day #1

Wake up! Time to get up. The weekend is over.

Slugging It Out

It was a chilly morning when I came across this guy struggling along the sidewalk. Most slugs do not hibernate over winter but die off in the autumn. I don't think this one will last to the end of the day.